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added documentation for ag.createAMotor() and ag.createHinge()

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add documentation for motors
add Lua interface for showing/hiding mouse cursor add Lua interface for showing/hiding mouse cursor
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This function removes all objects from the world. This function removes all objects from the world.
</p> </p>
<a name="ag_createAMotor" />
<h3>createAMotor</h3>
<p><tt>motor = ag.createAMotor(obj1, obj2, axis0 [, axis1 [, axis2 ] ])</tt></p>
<p>
This function creates an angular motor in the simulation.
An angular motor supplies torque to the bodies it is connected to around the
axes specified in order to control the relative angular velocities of
the two objects around the axes.
Up to three axes can be specified, but only one is required.
<tt>obj1</tt> and <tt>obj2</tt> specify the two objects that are connected
with the motor.
One of <tt>obj1</tt> or <tt>obj2</tt> can be the number 0 to signify
that the other object should be connected to the static environment.
</p>
<p>
Connecting two objects with an angular motor does not restrict their
positions relative to one another.
See <a href="#ag_createHinge">createHinge()</a>.
</p>
<p>
Each axis<em>n</em> argument should be a table containing named parameters.
All parameters are optional.
Valid parameters:
<ul>
<li><tt>x</tt> - x coordinate of axis vector (default 1)</li>
<li><tt>y</tt> - y coordinate of axis vector (default 0)</li>
<li><tt>z</tt> - z coordinate of axis vector (default 0)</li>
<li><tt>rel</tt> - controls relative orientation of axis. Possible values:
<ul>
<li>0 - axis is anchored to the static environment (default)</li>
<li>1 - axis is anchored to the first body</li>
<li>2 - axis is anchored to the second body</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li><tt>angle</tt> - initial angle of the motor on this axis (default 0)</li>
<li><tt>lo_stop</tt> - minimum angle of the motor (default disabled)</li>
<li><tt>hi_stop</tt> - maximum angle of the motor (default disabled)</li>
<li><tt>vel</tt> - target angular velocity of the motor on this axis (default 0)</li>
<li><tt>fmax</tt> - maximum amount of force the motor will apply around this axis to try to reach a velocity of <tt>vel</tt> (default 0)</li>
<li><tt>bounce</tt> - bounciness of the motor stops (default 0)</li>
</ul>
The motor will only allow movement around each axis from the <tt>lo_stop</tt>
to <tt>hi_stop</tt> angles.
The motor will attempt to maintain relative angular velocities of <tt>vel</tt>
around each axis.
The maximum amount of force that the motor is allowed to apply in order to
maintain this velocity is specified by the <tt>fmax</tt> axis parameter.
Specifying a low <tt>fmax</tt> value will cause the motor to take a while
to reach its target velocity, and will mean that other objects can
slow down or stop the motor easily.
In contrast, a very high <tt>fmax</tt> value will allow the motor to reach
its target velocity more quickly and the motor will be harder to stop by
collisions with other objects.
The <tt>bounce</tt> parameter should range from 0 to 1, with 0 meaning a hard stop and 1 meaning full bounciness.
</p>
<a name="ag_createHinge" />
<h3>createHinge</h3>
<p><tt>hinge = ag.createHinge(obj1, obj2, anchor, axis)</tt></p>
<p>
This function creates a hinge joint between two objects,
keeping a single axis from each object aligned.
The two objects can rotate around this axis independently.
One of <tt>obj1</tt> or <tt>obj2</tt> can be the number 0 to signify
that the other object should be connected to the static environment.
<tt>anchor</tt> and <tt>axis</tt> should be Lua "arrays" (tables with
integer indices starting at 1), with three elemenets each.
<tt>anchor</tt> gives the coordinates of a point on the hinge.
<tt>axis</tt> gives the direction vector of the hinge.
</p>
<a name="ag_doPhysics" /> <a name="ag_doPhysics" />
<h3>doPhysics</h3> <h3>doPhysics</h3>
<p><tt>ag.doPhysics()</tt></p> <p><tt>ag.doPhysics()</tt></p>